Southwest Texas State Teachers College - Pedagog Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

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STATE EXECUTIVE HEADS Board of Regents of Teachers Colleges ' R. A. Stuart, President, H. A. Turner, Secretary, W. B. Bates, Mrs. J. K. Beretta, V. A. Collins A. H. Eubanks, John E. Hill, J. D. Jackson, J. E. Josey, J. G. Ulmer Scl1ool and College.0fficials L. A. Woods, J. C. Kellam, R- S--BOWCVS1 State State Director President of 1 Superintendgnt of N Y A State Board of Educatl

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f PRESIDENT C. E EVANS B. A., Qxford College, Alabama M. A., University oi Texas Ll.. D., Southwestern University With a record enrollment, an enlarged program of senior and graduate courses, large scale plant improvement, rapid expansion ol extension work, and the growth ol public appreciation of the college as a service institution in its area, the college faces the future with contidence. The quality of our academic opportunity is commendable, the progressive outlook of the college gives joy to its friends, and increases its possibilities of usefulness. We novv otier young men and young women a many- sided college training, Wholesome and stimulating in its appeal. If the college carries such large individual and social meaning in its academic otierings, students should also add pleasure and profit through the development ol student activities in cordial cooperation with the college. College life outside of classrooms abounds in opportunities for student initiative, student enterprise, and student achievements. The wise use of these opportunities along with the regular college studies measures the total value of college years. The Pedagog of 1938 is a worthy annual, making worthy use of student etlort For common pleasure and common interest of college and student. CSignedD C. E. EVANS Page I9 llilliillilii.

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A. I-l. NOLLE B. A., University of Missouri B. S. University oi Missouri M. A., University of the South Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania Dr. A. l-l. Nolle, in the position of Dean of Faculty of the college, is a decisive factor in solving problems arising from college affairs. Spending his time in studying and instructing, he gives much dignity to his position. Dr. Nolle stands among those leaders who shall long be remembered for the part which they have had in directing the college. H. E. SPECK B. A., University of Texas M. A., University of Denver Mr. l'l. E. Speclc Fills the otlice of Dean of Men. Through his office pass for approval all types of disciplinary measures and extra-curricular activities. Dean Speck handles these measures most effectively and is keenly appreciated as a friend of the students. l'le has a deep interest in all attairs of the college, cooperating with the students to the fullest degree. MARY C. BROGDON B. A., University of Tennessee M. A., Peabody College As Dean of Women, Miss Mary C. Brogdon holds a position of great importance on our campus. The social activities of all college women are under her direction and we find her doing all that she can to aid girls to mal4e the most of their college opportunities. Miss Brogdon is also interested in the young men of the college, being an honorary member of the l'larris Blair Literary Society. Page 21